TRYING VIETNAMESE STREET FOOD For The First Time! 🇻🇳 Da Nang Vietnam Travel 2022

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Vietnam is DELICIOUS!! We can’t wait to show you around and taste more delicious food ❤ Make sure your bell notification is turned on so you can catch the next episode! 😊

[@TheRebornofSocialVietSub]

passion fruit with the black seed I can see it.

[@TheTravelingChefs]

I wish we tried more flavors! They all tasted very fresh 👍🏽

[@TheRebornofSocialVietSub]

the green one we call it Rau má have no idea what the english name for it maybe only have in Vietnam. A vesgie give you good and fresh drink.

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Sounds interesting, maybe we will try it next time! 😊

[@Skater21Loverboyz]

english name is pennywort!

[@TheTravelingChefs]

@@Skater21Loverboyz that’s good to know!! Hopefully we’ll find more new fruits to try! ❤️

[@Skater21Loverboyz]

green orange = sweetest oranges! my mom loves them! (Cam sành)

[@TheTravelingChefs]

It’s so amazing seeing and tasting new fruits here! Definitely one of our favorite parts of traveling ❤️

[@Skater21Loverboyz]

@@TheTravelingChefs yes!!

[@TheTravelingChefs]

@@Skater21Loverboyz ❤️❤️❤️ thank you for watching!

[@duongnhdn]

The fruit you were pointing at at 8:08 is orange, yes they are orange despite being green. But the juice you were drinking I'm pretty sure it's passion fruit juice.

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Thanks for that!! The fruits in Vietnam are so sweet! 😋

[@RD-hd5lt]

The crab soup is made from grinding down rice paddy crabs, shell and all to make crab paste (the grey floating stuff on top of the soup). The crab paste then dropped into boiling water along with the veggies to the soup you guys enjoyed!

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Thanks for the info! Everything was delicious 👍🏽

[@nisansimbulan7097]

Take me with youuuu or bring pasalubong nalang HAHAHA

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Haha game!! Come with us next time!!

[@tranhit1140]

The dish that you guys ate was not "banh xeo" but it was actually a baked rice paper 😅😅😅

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Ahh thank you!! It’s so hard to get the names right 😅😅

[@TheRebornofSocialVietSub]

grilled ricepaper( Vietnamese pizza) Bánh tráng nướng not bánh xèo( sizzling creapy pancake).

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Ahhh thank you!! The names are very hard for us to remember, but everything we tasted so far has been so good!

[@20luzer52]

Besides the VN dishes, I have always enjoyed their fruit smoothie and juices as I find it's all real fruits, really good value too and so refreshing. If you can, try to find their yogurt sold in small glass jars, the Vietnamese yogurt put Greek yogurt to shame and you can chuck the Yoplait crap after you have their yogurt. Heck, even their Vinamilk yogurt tastes awesome, and again, very refreshing. For snacks, ask the young Vietnamese women for sweet snacks like "che".

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Yes their fruits are so sweet and fresh!! We are definitely BIG fans of Vietnamese fruits after visiting 😋 thank you for the food recommendations!! Hopefully we get to try them all! ❤️

[@MyKheBeach]

if you are still in Da Nang, try local favorits such Mi Quang, Thit Heo Cuon Banh Trang, Cao Lau. Ask taxi driver for locations. And don't forget going to Hoi An for Anthony Bourdain Banh Mi`. Enjoy your trip !

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Thank you for the recommendations!!! We are LOVING the food in Vietnam! ❤️❤️

[@20luzer52]

You're so low key and she's so full of energy, sweet couple. We didn't get a chance to go to Danang this July but loved Ha Noi, Ha Long and Nha Trang. We went to couple of their "garden restaurants" where it's quasi outdoor, with lots of trees and old VN architectural decor like brick, wooden furniture, thatched roof. Their food is traditional and rural VN food and they were awesome. Look forward to seeing more of your videos from VN.

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Thank you so much! We are staying in Vietnam for quite a while, so we have a lot more videos to come and we’re looking forward to experiencing more here ❤️

[@kimpham5508]

What you ate on the way home is called “Vietnamese pizza”. I hope you’ll stay in VN longer to make more videos. I enjoy watching your food adventures. 😊

[@TheTravelingChefs]

That Vietnamese pizza was amazing!!! It was so hard to find it again since we didn’t know what it’s called, but everything that we ate in Vietnam so far has been sooo good. Thanks so much for watching! We have so many more videos coming as we’re spending a lot more time in Vietnam 😊 we just uploaded a new one this week and will be uploading another new one tomorrow - we would love to chat with you and see what you think on those videos as well! ❤️

[@kimpham5508]

@@TheTravelingChefs You might want to try asking the locals in Vietnamese for “Bánh Tráng Nướng” (Grilled Vietnamese Rice Paper with Egg, Pork, and Condiments). Tbh, I’m Vietnamese but I don’t live in VN and have never tried that particular street food. I think it actually originates from Dalat. I also heard Hue & Danang are cheaper compared to Saigon & Hanoi. I started watching your videos b/c of your love for Vietnamese food and Cary’s quirkiness. I’m glad you’ll stay in VN for a long time. :)

[@TheTravelingChefs]

@@kimpham5508 thanks so much for the kind words and all the tips! We will be visiting Dalat next, and then Saigon - looking forward to share what we find there! 😊

[@AP-jd4fs]

You guys drank passion fruit juice and the green one was pennywort's. In Vietnam, pennyworth is a a kind of drink for hot days.

[@TheTravelingChefs]

We’ve never heard of that before, wish we tried it! It sounds very interesting 👍🏽 the passion fruit was absolutely delicious 😋

[@AP-jd4fs]

@@TheTravelingChefs It smells like blended vegetable. Normally, they will put some sugar and crushed ice/ce cubes in to it to be easy to drink. Sometimes, they blend it with cooked mungbeans+sugar+ice.

[@TheTravelingChefs]

@@AP-jd4fs wow, that sounds very interesting! Thanks for letting us know!

[@pineapplepetcorneats]

aww you guys make me miss Da Nang tooo much!

[@TheTravelingChefs]

It’s definitely one of our most favorite places ever!! Sooo much good food and we can’t wait to go back there again ❤️

[@TheJoyfulExplorers]

Loving the new video guys!! We wished we could have spent longer in Da Nang - the orange drink sounds so good! We do NOT miss that humidity though 🥵

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Thank you!! The orange drink was soooo good, we definitely would not have survived that day without it 😂

[@jjlayton195]

Looks great

[@TheTravelingChefs]

It was amazing!! ❤️

[@anhtang7375]

The food was soooooo cheap !! Except for the restaurant by the dragon bridge tho 😂

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Yes everything was so cheap, even the taxis!!! And all the food was amazing 👌🏽

[@TheRebornofSocialVietSub]

chillies sauce in Vietnam = ketchup in the US :).

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Haha yes I think that’s our favorite part of Vietnamese food! The spicy chili sauce makes everything taste so much better 😋

[@TheRebornofSocialVietSub]

I believe you guy are a chief. Look how they eat like asian he is biting the chillies.

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Haha yes we love spicy chilies!

[@TheRebornofSocialVietSub]

2 type of restaurent in Vietnamese the real one with food and kind a cheap and the restaurant you are walking not that kind. it's a bussine meeting point for contract or party everything expensive and overprice just for drink dude.

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Haha yes we noticed that it was a business meeting place! But it’s beautiful and the food is delicious, everything on Vietnam has been very delicious so far!! We can’t wait to taste more Vietnamese food! ❤️

[@anhbinbaccuc8850]

They use kilogram and gram in Vietnam, so just say 5 grams, 10 grams when buying things . The pronunciation is the same as English. Don't say pound in Vietnam, they won't know what it is.... Crab soup is not a correct term. in Vietnam there are 2 types of liquid dish súp (soup) and canh....súp is very similar physical description of western type of dish.......Canh however is a light vegetable dish that every Vietnamese meal must have to washdown the food ...every now and then Canh will have a very delicate amount of shrimp, crab, ground pork , ratio 2-3%.....but vegetable is still 10% of the base of Canh ..similar to consommé

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Thanks so much for all the info!! Still very hard for us to get used to the measurements in grams instead of pounds, it takes a while to figure it out 😂

[@vuthango8690]

The food are so cheap !!

[@TheTravelingChefs]

Haha yes the food there was so cheap! And delicious! 👍🏽